Quickball News
ATTENTION QUICK BALL PARENTS
USA Quick Ball will be holding a regional training session for all Quickball organizations, volunteers, prospective coaches and curious parents, Sunday, March 8th, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in the Wissahickon High School Gymnasium, 521 Houston Road, Ambler, PA 19002.
SABL strongly encourages potential coaches and parents to attend this training session. The implementation of Quickball does not require a parent volunteer to be an expert in baseball and softball. Volunteers at this level is critical for the effective implementation of this wonderful program. Please consider attending this training session.
Below are links to the USA Quickball promotional and informational videos you are able to review.
USA Quickball Video Clips:
Future SABL Coaching Opportunities
SABL has decided to invest money in individuals that have expressed interest in coaching baseball, softball, both or Quick Ball. The SABL Board of Directors realize that our coaches are our #1 resource. We need to equip our coaches with tools, techniques, drills, etc. to make them the best they and Souderton Area Baseball and Softball can be. We greatly appreciate all that our coaches have done and continue to do for the youth in our organization. Ultimately, if coaches are running effective and efficient practices and games, this will lead to an increase in participant interest and skill development.
2019 Season and Summer Practice Photos
Enjoy some photos of our players during the 2019 Season! (Click on a photo above for a larger image, or to view the gallery and comment.)
Throwing Progression Drills
Updates & News
It’s no secret that hitting a baseball is up there as one of the most difficult things you can do as a human being. The game makes us suck, especially as hitters. Shoot, we only get 60 ft. to see a little white circle and try to hit it with a round bat somewhere no one can catch it. Oh, and the ball's coming in as fast as 100 mph. Sounds fun! Definitely. Sounds hard, too! Even more so.
Well it’s no wonder why we get so frustrated on a regular basis. Think about it, the best hitters at the highest level of baseball have a mere 30% success rate (.300 BA). I challenge you to find another profession where you wouldn’t get fired after only doing your job successfully 3 out of 10 times...and no one is happy when they don't succeed.
No doubt you've heard all of this before. So what’s that mean for baseball players?
Stay at 17 Inches
- By Chris Sperry 02/26/2018, 5:45pm EST
They Can Hit 400-Foot Homers, but Playing Catch? That’s Tricky
- By Bill Pennington 01/08/2018, 3:00pm EST
Psychologist Weighs in on Specialization in Youth Sports
- By Sandy Bauers 12/03/2017, 11:30am EST
The 4 Biggest Problems in Youth Sports Today
- By JOHN O'SULLIVAN 10/21/2017, 10:00am EDT
Are Parents Putting too Much Pressure on Their Kids?
- By Michael S. Rosenwald 10/21/2017, 9:45am EDT
